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backs. tunsmokedl, sc; clear bellies tunsmoked,.
9lsc; clear bean pork y brl 200 rs. S1S 90 ham
rump, - b-I 200 MS 500. Bologna-Skin, large
or small. 7lec; cloth, largo small To- Lard
Pure winter leaf. kettle-rendered in tierees. Sc;
in one-haf brls 9l4c; in SON cans in 100 ID
91s~; in 2O-b cans in Sob cases, 914c. Refined
Lard-In tierces, 71ac in sop in 100-fb cases.
734c. Fresh MeatS-Pork sage, % rs buckets,
7lo-; link. boxed Slsc. Ham trimmings, lac. Lean
butts for chops, &c. Spare ribs, DC.
PRODUCE.
BEANs-S2. 25 o2.75
tBUTTER-Fair creamery. 20 D2lc; choice 20 o. &c:
fancy country butter in small packages. 1901 Sc;
country butter, 12014c; common. $3.50.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc; yellow. Zoe.
at L q 22c.
PoULrRY-Hens and chickens. SCI, roo.te-s.
stock. sO1c " Is; geese, $4.2o04.5O y doz; ducks
Sc ~ 10.
GAME-ouail S1.2 y doz; squirrels. 75c0S1 90;
rabbits, 6009ac.
FEArHERs-prims geese. 35040e p ID; mixed
duck Is 120c ~ 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked. 80 035c; un-
washed medium aud common grade If in good order.
24025c. unwashed 6ne, Is 02Oc feece-washed. IL
light we'll washed and in good orde % 03Oc; bury
and understandable. according to their value.
SEEDS
Clover-Common red June. prime trscleaned)
cleaned) 81 10 IA. 25; Alsike prime S7.5O0s 90;
Alfalfa, prime, S7.5 ,0s.0O: white. $3.50 oS co.
prime timothy, S.. 6002.75 " bu: extra clean blue
grass 81. Is 01.25 y bu: red top. 75c 81 % y bu
orchard grass. $1,000 LES y bu; Southsrn grown
uniIlet zoe y b1: common rnillet, 75c y blu. fax
seed. selected 81 40 015o - bu: old popcorn. %
SO ~ rs; new popcorn. 60 70c y bu: hemp. 3i9c;
canary Sc; rape &c y ID. Acme lawn grass seed
zoe - Is; 80. 25 p bu. Spnach-Bloonns dae savoy
leaf (sealed bagsl. SOC u ID. Kale. Use y ID.
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Elsewhere.

Gator Teno1ts caisie~Reeeipts 1900; shipmenss s
mon; good to choice, $40 a4.75; common to
medium So Is g , CO. ssQsIe szn. So ooa2 go;
aogs-Receipts IL, 900; shipments 100 Mar
ket weak and Dc lower, closing strong. Good to
choice. So Is as. %; common to medium, $1,000
$40; skips and pigs. 81 25@44o.
medium. S1.5002.so.
ports: Cattle-Reoeipts. 1000: shipments not re-
ported Market stsady; stes o s1s593 eoss
Hogs-Receipts "a 900; shipments. not reported
SIS o7ia So; heavy. s5so05.55; mixed. S445
05.1O.
Sheep and ,Lambs--Receipts; 1900; shipments
reported Market steady: Western, S.. 95;
lambs. $i.75 05.75; feeders. So 10.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9.-Cattle-Receipts. 500:
steers, $3.50 $500; fair to good natives, $3.50
4.35: butchers steers. medium to choice, So. 100
e1na agd sss
Hogs-Recepts, AGO; shipments 500. Market
S.. 3005.45: Workers and packers. medium to prime,
81 $3.50: pigs. fair to good S4 so O. so.
Sheep-Recepts. 1, 100 shipments, 700 Market
firm. Fair to fancy. So. 1O04Oo
NEW YORK. Dec. 9-Beeves-Receipts, 1870
of which 4s carloads we're for sale, and 81 carloads
steers, $3.50 poor steers So. 20: extremes for
8. 70; bulls and dry cows sold at $a1o02 20.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500. Fair trade at
So 80 as for sheep, and $5D675 for lambs; choice
Canada lambs sold at S6.S712.
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500. Nearly nominal for live
hogs at $5.1OO5.5c.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Dec. 9.-Cattle-Receipts
S. shipments 80. Nothing doing all through con.
signments. No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. 3, 400: shipments, 3.4OO. Mar
ket dull: Philadelphias 81 so $500; mixed $500
$40; Workers. S.. 20O5.3O common to fair, So. OOD
5.15. Twelve cars of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
sheep-Receipts. 1.4Oo: shipments 500. Nothing
doing account of nothing for sale.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-Hogs steady; common and
light, 3 100 10; packing and butchers So. 200
$50. Receipts, 5000; shipments, 800.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9.-Flo-r unchanged, Wheat
s2s bsasgSsr :, s 81 closing as e s5lss:
IS $50 s6,so. closing At s6asc. Corn higher
cash 4so Ssx 4sss 4ss
Rye steady at 62c bid. Barley strong at 700
1885, PRAY
Eggs. 19c. Butter unchanged; creamery. 240
$50. WHISKY steady It los; Provisions fi5n;
sl4 ard 5 1nes
short slssrs 56 Bs? s5
bs short e. Hams
a. 1925 DIP 0Oc. Afternoon board-Wheat If
Msg Corn G9
January $3.50; May. 5Os4o Oats dull: May. 50 IL.
corn. So 600 bu; oats. SIS. 600 bu; rye, 600 bu;
barley 5000 ba shiymen,s oon 600 6 0o
bu: rye. none barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.-Flour quiet but prices
steadily held. Wheat ruled about steady. but
eember. $50 sssl4o: January; sssssso3ac: Feb,
095c. Corn-The option market, was steady
but there little speculation local trade de-
No. yellow on track, IS Sc: steamer No mixed,
in elevator sec; old No. mixed in elevator and in
sos: Ne an eseS No.
2 mixed, December. 570571ec; Janury. 5s1205ec:
62lac Oats-Spot lots dull and barely steady; No. 2
mixed, on track. 3612c; No. 8 white. 3Slec: No.
w whise December. sei4 os9ac; January 3sa 94oc;
February. 4O040lao; March 40le041c. Receipts
bn. oa,s 9 roo bu. Shipm.nts-Wheat, g. 200 bu;
corn, 20 600 bu oats, $500 bu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 9-Wheat-Western easier,
Fss sfmGs. ss7ssseiso: May. s4ss4Io corn ~
5 57se 'S Fsers.i year. Ss asv
auiss mess 'p per SIS 25 Bulk neatsshoulders
d backed sdfs Rio a
goes ordinary to fair. 17a 01s14c. Recepts-Flour,
oats, 1000 Su. shipments-Flour, "a, 75s brls;
wheat, g. 600 blu; corn, 50 900 bu.
f.neI De- whaa s :asi fs" w.
red, Soc. Recepts. 1000 bu: shipments.
Corn weak and 10 lower No: mixed $50 Oats Eats
firm; No. 2, TIC Pork dull and UNCHANGED. Lard
dull; prime steam, z Zoe Bulk meats dull: short
ribs 77s0S Bacon and stronger; short clear,
s7s99c Whisky srH; sales; l SIS orls finished he'd
asc: yellow SD 05ac. Eggs, easy at 21022c.
Cheese steady and quiet' prime to choce fiat reeu-
lar IL 012c: small full cream, la l2lec choice
New York cheddars. 130131s,; domestic schweitzer,
good to choice 14017c.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 8. Wheat steady: cash 3sac;
February S5asc May. S9i4c Corn dull; cash, 53aac;
May, SIC. Oats quiet; cash, 32c. Closer-seed dull
and steady; cash. 81 To- January, S4 12l2 February,
50. 20. Receipts-Wheat. IL 600 bu; corn. 1000
bu; osts. 1000 bu; clover-seed. 100 bags. Shin
ments-wheat 900 bu; oats. 1000 bu clover-seed,
573 bags.
DETROIT Dec. 9-Wheat-No. i white. cash.
s4s4c: No. red cash and December. "a SIC; Janu-
arv SIC: February S71ac; Nav, 90Sac bid Corn
No > 53loc Oats-No. @ 32c; No. 2 white.
344c Receints-W Wheat, 6.6o0 bui corn. 4,400
bu; oats, l.2OO bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Dec. 9.-Wheat market
steady. i hard. December, I4Sfc; January,
76e. May, s2lao: No. Northern, December. 72sac;
January. FAC; May. S0A2c; No. Northern. Decem-
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INDIANAPOLIS Markets
Aside from the Holiday Trade Business
Rather Quiet. at Unchanged Prices.

Aside from the Holiday Trade Business
Rather Quiet. at Unchanged Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 9.
In the line Of hold ay goods trade is very act
i've, in fact never better Aside from this there
is dullness which is not readily accounted for
money seems to be plenty and merchants
have their bills well paid up. But old standby
merchants buy largo bills with a hesitancy and
show disposition to adopt the hand-so mouth
policy of buying. While this shows that mer-
chants propose to keep close to the shore it is
disappointing to the average salesman in a
wholesale store. In prices to-day there
were few fluctuations. In all lines of dry
busy Qu,nine still advances in price,
but is now lower than ever before the break.
Active movements are understood to be on foot
among both the domestic and foreign mauufact-
urers of qunine to form association COM
bination for the purpose Of removing the present
severe competition and relieving the market
from the overproductIon which at present pre-
walls and which has forced prices down to a very
low point. Lower prices and serious loss to the
manufacturers are promised by the present
situation, unless the manufacturers adopt some
drastic measures There is estimated to be a
surplus stock of about 700 900 ounces of Quinne
on the American market, and Surplus of ,OOO,-
600 ounces abroad. This would naturally de-
press prices further. Yet on the contrary, the
market ia showing frmer tone. and has ad-
yanced sharply during the present week, the
stronger feeling being based the belief
that the com onation is being successfully
formed. II it Is. even higher prices
may be expected in the future.
In the grocery line there is only fair volume
OF business in progress. The lighter demand for
staple articles has not weakened prices.
Sugars are very firm at the several advances of
late, and conees rule steady and firm at quota
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tons. Canned goods begin TO move more freely,
prices ranging 10 to 20 per cent higher on most
fruits than year ago. While quotations
have not been advanced. prices of provisions are
frmer. This is attributed to the lighter
ceipts of hogs the last day or two. In the prod
uce markets there is something doing, but the
disposition on the part of commission men to
spring prices on apples. potatoes, eggs butter,
cranberries and numerous other articles has
checked trade somewhat, retail merchants buy
ing to meet their requirements from day to day.
There is growing feeling that the articles
Damed above are selling too high, as compared
with prices in other markets.
GRAIN.
Wheat corn and oats all firmer and advancing
10 tendency. Receipts of all cereals light Bid
ding on Change spirited. Track bids ranged as
follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
prices nomnally unchanged, with the exception
of winter wheat: light and irmer No. spring
wheat 77s q 77se; No spring wheat. cite: No.
Bic; No.2 rye. Coo; No. 2 barley. 72076c; No. L
faxseed, $L25; prime timothy-seed. $3.50.
Mess pork. per brl, s1425 01460; lard per
7424 07.474c; dry-salted shoulders (boxedl. 80
acc; short-clear sides (boxedl $50 d. 5c.
Whisky distiliers' finished goods. per gal. 81 10.
Suears-Cut.Ioaf, II Sic; graduated, 1-5c;
standard A, &c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was quiet; fancy creamery, 299 031c;
fancy dairy. p 026c. Eggs, q age.
bu; corn. SO 900 bu; oats 107. 900 bu; rye. 5000
bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 81, 900
brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn, $4,000 Blu; oats,
81, 900 bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley. $4,000.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Dec &c. L. Greene Sc Co., say:
was only moderately active market for contracts
with, at first, slight inclination to off, but
the whole, the undertone proved pretty steady and
the early losses recovered at the close rates
differed only slightly from last evening, but
barely steady.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9.-ootton steady; middling.
net receipts, 1916 bales; gross receipts 1O.563
bales exports to France 5,Lz3 bales to the CONT,
nent. 5 bales coastwse, 1.7S7 bales; sales, 8, 700
bales stock, $40, 436 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.-Cottop duh, and prices
generally in buyers favor sales 600 bales, includ
ing 900 bales for speculation and export, and
$500 bales American
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Censers.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Flour-Receipts,
b e7S packages; exports, 1858 brls 90 79l sacks
Less active and tending in buyers favor
Sales. Ii. 900 brls; common to good extra West
arm and State. SO 10 03 60; common to good ex-
ira Ohio So 10 "a 25; common to choice extra
St Louis. S. 1895 Is.
Wheat-Receipts. g. 700 Blu; exports, sc. $50
bu: sales. 4, 424, 900 on futures and $1,000 bu
spot. Options opened heavy. and soon declined
f03c, later became stronger and rallied 40zc,
slosing steady at trife under the top. Specu-
lation very tame; spot grades firm and quiet.
No Milwaukee quoted 81 09lac; No. hard,
958c; ungraded red. 904 a 93c; No 2 red, 9o3
elevator, 81 11-16 0912c delivered; No. l req,
nominal size; No. white. nominal, 92tc: No
2 December. nominal. 90sc: January. 903 a 9l1c.
closing at Gle; February. 9l2 q 92sc. closing at
e4f 9S5ac, closing at 95tc; Juna 943 995 7-l6c,
closing at 953c; December 1885, 9Is sssc. clos
Ing 963c
Corn-Receipts. q, $50 bu; exports. 4s, 800 hu;
sales. 1.104 600 bu futures and $1,000 bu spot;
opened ] Ia SC lower. closed steady; decline
covered. Ungraded. 60 a Csc; No 3. 614c; No. 2.
So 6ste store and elevator S3t 63sc delivered;
No. 2 Decem Der nominal, csc: January, 62a "a
634c. closing at 634c February, 623 63a, closing
1t 63sc; May 627 0634c closing at 633c.
saes. 2s5. 900 bu futures and 136. 900 bu spot; a
shade higher and quiet Mixed Western, IS a
594c; white do, 80 a 44c.
Hay in light request.
Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at Isle; options
opened 10 I'd 80 points lower, closing stronger;
BALES IS $50 bags; December, Is % q ID soc; Jan
uary, IL S. n Is I5c: February, IL so a 10 Zoe;
March IA IS a Is O3e; April, IA. 10 ola 95c; May,
Ii 90 q IA 90c; June, Il so q IL soc; Jny. II. 40
D14 Zoe; August. IA 10 a IL Doe; October. Is 60 %
I3 CSC; November, 355 013 zoe; Decem Der
1889, 13 SIS BIB 75c. Sugar quiet; unchanged;
refined firm; yellow a. 505ac; confectioners' A.
;esr, 24c- Rice firm.
Tallow unchanged. Rosin quiet at 81. 050
L10
Eggs have a fair demand; receipts, 1883 pack
ages. Western. % q 25c.
Pork quiet and generally STEADY; sales So brls.
Gut meats firm: pickled bellies &c. Lard $40
points higher; Western steam. spot quoted at
E6O 65c; January. 50 q 1850; February, 7.63
B76 Gle; Nav, 1855 % SOC: June. closing at z. 95c;
ity steam. SOC.
Butter firm and fair inquiry for choice; West
brn, 10 D33c; creamery, IL 33c. Cheese steady
and rather quiet; Western. III ollie.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9-On Change wheat
opened at s4sc. against last nights close at sac,
On reports of heavy rams in the Southwest.
}trengtn. Brokers in provisions were bearish.
January pork opened at SD 80. The excitement
bf the paeE two weeks has died out of the wheat
pit May sold from 34te down TO SAGE, and back
10 the former price. Only once during the
morning did IL go below that figure. ana that
WAS when a local firm dumped 500 600 bu on
ne market. This was eobbled up Immediately.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Subsistence of the Excitement That Has
Lately Prevailed in the Wheat Pit.
Prices Are Slightly Lower. but All offerings
Are Promptly Taken-Corn Firm at Better
FiSures-A Bearish Feeling in Pork.
MONEY, BONDS AND sToCKs.

The New York Market shows Unusual Dull
meas, but a Firm Tone Prevails.
NEW YORK, Dec 9-Money call was
sasy at TO PER cent, the last Joan being
made at III. closing offered at B.
Prime mercantile paper, 6083 per cent
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady at
ASH for sixty-day bills and 81. s43 for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 213, 039
shares. including the following: Delaware,
Lackawanua d Western, %. 900; Erie. $500;
Lake Shore. 6,433; Louisville g. Nashville. g.,
asa North western. 1905; Reading. 20. 900;
Union Pacific, q, $40; ST. Paul. 26, SIS; Western
Union. 10. 100.
The stock market to-day was very dull except
for few specialties and was heavy in the early
trading though better tone aftsrward
developed. and the list showed more strength
than has been seen previously during the week.
The street was treated to number of rumors
more less vague, and OF conflicting character.
but none of them had much effect in the pres
ant narrowness of speculation. The conspicu-
Gus weak spots were in New England, Fk
Worth & Denver. and Richmond & West Point
The losses, however. except in Richmond %
West Point preferred, were mostly regained
late in the day. On the other hand, Canadian
Pacific, Union Pacific and Manhattan were
notably strong; the foreigners buying the first
named freely on a rumor that the Canadian
government would take the road and pay per
cent upon the stock, and the second-named
It's good earnings and the belief that favorable
settlement will be made with the government
The opening was made at advances over Jester
days final figures CT from ! to per
cent, but pressure forced prices off
In the early trading. A reaction
soon followed, however, and the market was
brought back 70 the neighborhood of opening
prices. The market then became extremely
dull, but remained firm throughous most
of the afternoon, though the trading was devoid
of special feature The close was dull but firm,
with most stocks at the best prices
reached. The general list is, with but few
ceptions. higher tonight, though the only inn
portant gains Canadian Pacific, 81 Man
haitian. IL. and Union Pacific, q, while Rich
pord & West Point preferred lost q and Fort
Worth & Denver q.
Railroad bonds very dull and irregular;
BALES. s632. 900. Erie tours lost 6. at ITO.
Government bonds were dull but steady to
firm.
State bonds were neglected. Closing quota
fions ware:
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INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. DECEMBER TO-

and the price advanced to s5sc, and held firm at
that During the morning May corn held firm
around 54sc, but heavy buying by local oper-
ator put IL up to $50 after this When corn adj
vanced it took the provision market with il.
The closing prices were: Wheat, 654 065sc; May
corn. 54sc bid; May oats, $3.50 asked; January
pork. sl4.55; January lard, 730c; January
short ribs, 7.50c asked. The leading futures
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.-Wool quiet; Ohio.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Xxx and above,
3O032lo: x. 3o031c; medium, 3705Sc; coarse. SO
037c; New York Michigan Indiana and Western
coarse, 36037c; fine washed delaine Y and Xxx. 35 a
35 1ac. medium washed combing and delaine. 81 le0
3S1sc coarse washed combng and deaine. 37D3 lac;
Canada washed combing. 35036c; tub-washed, 370
43c medium unwashed eombing and delaine, 2S0
2oc coarse unwashed coInbing and delaine, 2702Sc;
eastern Oregon. 14020c; valley Oregon, 22D27c;
New Mexican and Colorado, 1202Oc
BOSTON. Dec. 9.-Wool quiet; Ohio and Penn
svlvania extra feeces. 3lO31 12c; Xxx, 32032 l2c;
Xxx and above, $780, Michigan extra, 29029lac: No.
! wools 34c; Territory wools 160 % 2c; fall Texas,
10000; Western unwashed and understandable
feeces. 1925. Other grades unchanged.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 9.-Wool quiet and steady;
13022c; low sandy. lO01sc: fine heavy. 1O01sc;
tubwasned, choice. Soc; inferior. 30033c sacks 10
020e.
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By Posey, Jefersonville: Nos. 2542 NEARLY,
2543, 2544, 2545, 1916 2547, 254S.
By incog:: Spring Lake Mich: Nos. 2544. 2545,
2546, 2547, 254S.
By Fairpiay Fort Wayne: Nos. 2544, 2545, 2546,
2547
BY Nil Desperandum. Charlestown: Nos. 2543,
1884, 2545, 2546, 2547, 254S.
By Dodo: Gallon, O.: Nos. 2542. 2544, 2545,
2546, 2547, 254S.
BY W. IT. Brown Elletsville: Nos. 1912 2543,
2544. 2545, 2546. 2547. 254S.
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Der. 70ac; January, zoe; May. iac. On track:
No hard, Zoe; No. Northern, 73c; No. North
ern. Tic. Flour market firm; patents, 81 .5o14.6O;
bakers, 3.6013 50. Receipts-Wheat 100 $50
bu. Shipmerts-WheaS, 6,104 bu; flour, 16. 495
bbls.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-Grain, firm. Wheat
No. red, Soc; No. long berry, Sec Corn
No. mixed, 81 o 55c; No. white. SEC. Oats
NO. 2. 34aac. Provisions firm and unchanged.
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Wheat-No. 2 Mediterranean. .............. u s3la
No. Mediterranean. ..--..--.. S2ls
No. red. S212
NO. . red OF
Rejected. 80
Decent 81
January So
Corp-New No. white Observation-Disclosures. 5514
New No. yellow SIS
New No. 3 yellow So
New No 2 mixed " So
New No. mixed 5314
New No. 4 mixed. 53l4
New sound ear white. SO
New sound ear mixed 53l2
Oats-No. 3 white. So
No mixed 80
Rejected Observation-Disclosures. 31i4
UnmerchantabIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Rye-No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Bran S1725
Hay-Choce tinotby....... 400
No. timothy. Observation-Disclosures. 1925
No. timothy. 1900
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-10
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